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Some residents are arguing Cleveland City Council's public comment rules are not constitutional.
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The plan will give every Cleveland household access to internet at a fraction of the median price of high-speed internet.
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After a months-long pause, the Cleveland-based nonprofit internet provider and Cleveland City Council have brokered a deal to move the plan forward.
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The bill would legally guarantee that local city councils can keep control over their budgets. It's understood as a move to preempt Cleveland's November ballot measure that would create participatory budgeting in the city.
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The ordinance would have allowed city council to use public funds to campaign against measures like the proposed "People's Budget" charter amendment on the November ballot.
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PB CLE says Cleveland City Council was unwilling to reach a compromise on the proposed participatory budgeting charter amendment.
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Cleveland City Council member surveys residents about emergency preparedness after East Side tornadoA Cleveland City Council member is surveying residents on how the city can be better prepared for emergency situations.
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Parents whose children are out unattended past Cleveland's curfew may soon face higher penalties, including fine hikes and potential jail time.
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For years, the majority Latino Clark-Fulton has been considered a food desert, forcing residents to travel outside the neighborhood to buy groceries. The new CentroVilla25 could help change that.
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Cleveland nonprofit PRE4CLE is asking Cleveland City Council to consider approving $5 million from the city’s remaining American Rescue Plan Act funds to pay for renovation of at least 25 early childhood education centers in Cleveland. But it's not clear how much success they'll have in getting that funding, with those funds quickly running out.